How rigid is the authoritarian.
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- Published
- 1957-01-01
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- 52
- References
- 16
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Keywords
Authoritarianism, Psychology, Social psychology, Cognitive psychology, Psychoanalysis
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- The "Detotalization" of a Teaching Sisterhood and Some Analogous Processes of Change
- Deviant response patterns as a function of chronlogical age.
- Authoritarianism and job preference
- Response styles onthe MMPI: comparison of clinical and normal samples.
- Dimensions of authoritarianism: a review of research and theory
- Relationships Among Response Sets and Cognitive Behaviors
- The Measurement of Authoritarian Attitudes
- Authoritarianism or acquiescence in Bass's data.
- The Water-Jar Test Revisited: The Replication of a Review
- Rigidity; a flexible concept.
- Reply to Messick and Jackson's comments on authoritarianism or acquiescence.
- A Guide to Published Literature Relating to the Authoritarian Personality Through 1956
- Response style as a personality variable: By what criterion?
- Acquiescence and Suggestibility in Children
- THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ACQUIESCENCE: AN INTERPRETATION OF RESEARCH EVIDENCE1
- The effects of information on the assessment of attitudes by authoritarians and nonauthoritarians.
- Response Set and Content Factors in the California F Scale and the Parental Attitude Research Instrument
- A Comparison of Authoritarianism in the United States, England, and Hungary with Selected Nonrandom Samples
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